Blender for Video Production Quick Start Guide | 7. Adding Sound and Voiceover for YouTube
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Channel: Packt · 2018 · Science & Technology
Blender for Video Production Quick Start Guide is available from: Packt.com: http://bit.ly/2H5ETLu Amazon: https://amzn.to/2sntNHv This is the “Code in Action” video for chapter 7 of by Allan Brito, published by Packt. It includes the following topics: 00:12 - Using sound and voiceover for videos 00:35 - Grouping multiple audio tracks with video 01:07 - How to synchronize voiceover with video? 02:20 - Adding background music to a video One of the critical components of any workflow related to video production is a reliable tool to create and edit media like video and audio. In most cases, you will find video producers using software that can only cut and mount video in a "traditional" way. What if you could use a software that offers not only options to edit and cut video, but also create 3D content and animation? With Blender, you can make use of a fantastic set of tools to edit and cut video, and also produce 3d content that will enable you to take your productions to the next level. Connect with Packt: Find us on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/PacktPub Find us on Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/packtpub Video created by Allan Brito
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